I got to celebrate Children's Day, however; I did not spend any time with children because I had the day off. So I spent Children's Day with my friends Kyung Hyun and Yong Ju aka Chloe and Ju Ju. We went to Gatbawi and Donghwasa Temple. I had a great day full of laughs and moments of utter amazement.
Here is a video at the top of Gatbawi
On a side note, this has nothing to do with Korea, 5 years ago (5/5/05) my cousin Jordan was taken from us so unexpectedly. It was nice to see all of the Facebook statuses honoring him and his life. Jordan will always be in our hearts and he has touched so many lives that still to this day people love and miss him.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteI found your blog through the Teach ESL Korea site and I was hoping that you could help me out by answering a few questions about that company and your experiences in S. Korea. I am a recent college graduate, and a friend and I are interested in teaching English abroad but after researching on the internet I have found that many people have found difficulties. I am hoping you can tell me about your experience working with TeacheslKorea.com. Are you being paid the amount specified in your contract? Are your living accommodations satisfactory? Are you working more, or less, hours than you signed up for? Does the site (teacheslkorea.com) provide the types of services they advertise (setting up phone interviews with the school, resolving any conflicts with Korean employers)? If there is anything else you could tell me about your stay in Korea...are you enjoying yourself? Are you really able to save large portions of your paycheck each month? Are you being paid on time? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks so much for your time!
If you could write me back at Kendall.elizabeth.penndorf@maine.edu that would be GREATLY appreciated!